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[L33TDAWG]

     If you preordered DAO you got the Stone Prisoner, Blood Dragon Armour, Wolf Charm, and that other thats name eludes me at this time. Though if you didn't preorder it, you didn't get these things and would have to buy them. Well the Stone Prisoner didn't really give you a fair price for how little it added to the story, it just gave you insight to the dwarven past. Return to Ostagar wasn't that great either, you weren't really left pondering what happened at the battle because the game made it pretty clear when the tower you were at was attacked and you woke up recieving news about how crappy the battle turned out.

     Then BioWare, you pulled a fast one and put a guy in our camp who talks to us about his problem and asks you for help, but you had to download the quest to do it. I am overall wondering if that's what we are left to expect in DA2, 60 dollars for a game that'll have 100 dollars in DLC to continue on the story or just to get a quest. Because it is quite bull **** when you have to pay 60 dollars for a game then turn around and pay 15 - 20 dollars for one or two missions and new armour which you won't need since all of them were useless as a mage or rogue (aside from the one weapon you got in Warden's Keep).

     I got the DLCs and they were pretty good, but didn't satisfy as you'd expect them to and if anything were just not that great and should have just been in the game, honestly I see it as this inivatble thing companies will do to keep sucking money out of you when some of these things could just be included in the game, but when you put the guy in our camp who you think you will be getting a mission from and it ends up being a promotion for a DLC pretty much, you feel kinda ripped off. Like, what was this suppose to be in the game? I played Assassin's Creed 2 and felt gyped about having to pay to keep the game going and find out what happens. I liked that DA didn't do that, but having to pay extra for a game you payed full price for expecting the FULL game is just BS.

     It makes me miss the old days of buying game for the nintendo 64 or super nintendo where I just got the full game that kept my interest for hours. This DLC thing that's happening is just a way of showing you that companies are willing to make a cheap crap game that you beat in 2 days just so you will want to pay for more of it when they could have added it into the game in the first place. Some DLCs are great, but there is a lot that is useless and just there to suck your money away. I am hoping DA2 doesn't do this because of the way this generation of games is heading, it'd be a good idea just to stick a foot up your butt rather than pay 120 dollars for one game without realizing what you are doing.

[Stanley Woo]

If we can't keep the discussion related to DA2, and if we can't do so without swearing, this thread will be locked. Thank you.

[Stanley Woo]

Let's try and keep the discussion civil, lpease. We can disagree with each other without resorting to insults or name-calling. Thank you.